Can you describe the specific attributes and functions of Lord Ganesha as detailed in the first chapter of the Sai Satcharitra?

The first chapter of the Sai Satcharitra provides a detailed invocation to Lord Ganesha, highlighting several of his key attributes and functions. He is referred to as Lambodar (large-bellied) because the fourteen worlds are said to reside within his belly. He is depicted holding a bright axe, which he uses to destroy the obstacles of his devotees. The text mentions that obstacles crumble at his feet and that his presence causes poverty to flee. As detailed in Chapter 1, he is also described as the 'son of Girija with an auspicious face' who rides a mouse. The author venerates him as the 'boat to cross the ocean of worldly existence' and the 'flame of knowledge in the darkness of ignorance,' emphasizing his role as both a remover of worldly troubles and a bestower of spiritual wisdom.